The Search
The Shelves
Indexing
Plagiarism & Citation
This and That
100
The name of the Online Card Catalog program we use in this district to locate resources within the library media centers.
What is FOLLETT DESTINY?
100
This is found on the spine of all books in the LMC and is also the book's address (where it 'lives' on the shelf).
What is the CALL NUMBER?
100
An index can be organized in 3 different formats.
What is alphabetically (like a phone book), topically (by subject), and/or chronologically (by date)?
100
The definition of plagiarism.
What is using someone's work or ideas without giving credit? (This includes musical and art works as well as text.)
100
Understanding the meaning of this comprehensive term and it's many components is important for those of us living in today's digitally connected and global world. This term consists of many factors including: digital access, digital commerce, digital communication, digital literacy, digital etiquette, digital law, digital rights and responsibilities, digital health and wellness and digital security.
What is DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP?
200
The URL (web address) to access Follett Destiny.
What is http://sau47.follettdestiny.com?
200
The call number found on a FICTION book will contain this.
What is FIC followed by the first three letters of the author's last name?
200
These words are on tops or bottoms (or sometimes both) of index pages--they help guide your search. These words are called...
What are 'GUIDE WORDS'?
200
The 3 MAIN sections of a bibliographic citation.
What are AUTHOR, TITLE (of book, article, or website) and PUBLICATION INFORMATION (this includes name of publisher, place published and date of publication)?
200
This is a 2 part question: 1. The most common classification system used by the majority of public schools and public libraries. 2. The most common classification system used by college and university libraries.
1. What is the Dewey Decimal Classification system? 2. What is the Library of Congress?
300
4 of the search options available when using Follett Destiny to find library resources.
What is searching by keyword, title, author, subject and/or series?
300
The call number of a non-fiction book will always contain these. Hint: FICTION books NEVER have these in the call number.
What are NUMBERS?
300
DAILY DOUBLE!!! There are 2 types of 'cross references' you will encounter when using indexes. Remember when you looked up a term in the World Almanac and it referred you to something else,.....
What are 'SEE' and 'SEE ALSO'?
300
There are 2 places you must look in any print resource to gather the information necessary to write your bibliographic citation.
What are the TITLE PAGE and VERSO ( aka copyright page)?
300
DAILY DOUBLE!!! The creator of the World Wide Web (as we know it today) and the name of the 'original' web when it was first used by the military.
Who is Tim Berners-Lee and what is ARPANET?
400
It's possible to use an advanced search technique within Follett Destiny to locate exactly what you want. This advanced search technique uses a type of logic that 'looks' like a venn diagram and helps you to NARROW or BROADEN your searches.
What is BOOLEAN LOGIC?
400
Non-Fiction books (including those books in the Reference section) are organized according to this system.
What is the DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM?
400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!! WOOOOOO HOOOOO!!! If you are using a set of encyclopedias (containing 21 different volumes) and look up your search term in the index and see the following entry 12:489 what does that mean?
What is volume number 12 and page 489 within that volume?
400
The name of the website we frequently use to assist in the correct creation of a bibliographic citation.
What is EASYBIB?
400
Content, Authority and Presentation are the 3 basic criteria you should use when evaluating these.
What are WEB SITES?
500
The 3 Boolean Operators used in Boolean Logic searching.
What are AND, OR and NOT?
500
The number of MAIN CLASSES in the Dewey Decimal Classification System.
What are 10?
500
Last year in Ms. Lyon's science class you used an electronic index (aka database) to locate magazine articles on current events in science. You will using this electronic index (aka database) next year in the high school. The name of that index (aka database) is. . .
What is EBSCOHOST?
500
The one sure easy way to avoid plagiarism issues when you are using ideas and materials (audio, images, etc.) from any source other than your own wonderful brain.
What is to CITE your sources?
500
This is a term that was introduced in 2004 and refers to the second generation of the World Wide Web. This new generation of the Web includes features and functions previously unavailable and allows for better connectivity and information sharing between web users around the world.
What is WEB 2.0?
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